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Thanks for that chaps-the ad was 4 days ago......such urgency in response to the NCO recommendations 6 months ago?

I see FDBK announced their results would be coming on 11 january last year and the presentations followed 7 Feb. Nothing so far this year

Maybe they are waiting for something new to comment on before they go before the rotten tomato crowd as frankly the last few months have been pretty barren. And the excuse that the fall in income was due to fall off of legacy products is poor-that fall off has been a constant. It is that they haven't secured enough contracts and have ramped up costs . I am very disappointed with that lack of frankness -we are not idiots .

I disagree bennster . you can do it that way but its not the norm . you have to send hmrc accounts as part of the c t filing but the companies house filing is a separate requirement which can happen directly and in my experience usually does.

maybe AIM is different but I havent seen the proof

anyway we will see this week hopefully . surely DC cant bugger it up again

Simple there are different ways to file-see below . SCORE DRAW !

I think they will file direct given timescales

How do companies currently file accounts?

Most companies use software for filing accounts at Companies House. Some of these software packages are designed exclusively for filing company documents. Others are cloud accounting software platforms such as Xero or FreeAgent. These have built-in functionality that allows you to file documents with Companies House. You can find a full list of compatible software here.

Smaller numbers of companies use the WebFiling service from Companies House. Once you have set up account, you can file documents using your web browser. A similar service is provided in conjunction with HMRC. Called Company Accounts and Tax Online, this service allows you to file your company tax return and accounts at the same time (if they’re for the same accounting period).

Finally, the smallest number of companies still rely on filing paper accounts. Currently this is still allowable.

Ahh we crossed -will have a look. I never dealt with AIM -WE LIVE AND LEARN

Extract from that link

If you have a private limited company that does not need an auditor, you could use the company accounts and tax online (CATO) service to file your Companies House accounts and HMRC company tax return together.

doesnt say you can do this otherwise-as far as I can see?so yes seriously

A plc?

What is your source for that simple?I have been out of the business for a good while but that wouldnt have been the process for a plc hence my question

and the attached seems to indicate that applies to private companies

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/life-of-a-company-annual-requirements

Hmrc?

Lanarkshire has six months to progress the recommendations from the NCO .The deadline is 1 feb . I wonder.....

Well I hope the auditors will be working over the weekend. It goes with the territory. Surely DC cant let this run to the wire .

THANKS D68

Exactly! the cat is out of the bag now....

Aukett

Did Ailey go up 52 per cent today. ?

Agreed re exceed 50k btw

Thanks for the link seize I admire your techie skills!

50000 connections this year ,though he said delivering may /june . is that calendar or financial year? who knows but he was certainly very confident

Caught the last minute aaarrrggghhh

nick said he expects 50 000 this year re gen 3

just the start

If you revisit the investormeet oct 2023 you will see that paul and martin say clearly they expect 50 % of their fleet wins to include remote monitoring as its 50 per cent safer than not having it. That is the basis for the forecasts out to 2026

CHEM TRY READING THE RNS ISSUED AND THE LAST FEW PAGES OF THE BULLETIN BOARD

DYOR!

See the questions 24 and 25 in the october investor meet. They were receiving purchase orders then ,the volume is significant ,and the deadline tight . They anticipate competition but their 24 hour monitoring service is the differentiator-they will not be bottom feeding-will hold up their prices